Best Company(s) To Work For

[Rotorhead]

Even their oldest 212 would be one of the nicest in the country. Alpine take pride in the aircraft they maintain and operate.

 

Their employees have a work schedule months in advance, in this industry it is hard to plan a week in advance.

 

There are a lot of great operaters out there. I am treated really well at CHC International (into my 12th year).

 

RH

[canook pilot]

I had the pleasure to work for Heliqwest. They have great machinery and great folks to work with. I would work for them in a monent notice.

[jetbox]

Great Slave Helicopters= Awsome! :up:

Yellohead Helicopters= Awsome! :up:

Alpine Helicopters= Awsome! :up:

[ReToRqUe]

:up: :up: :up: Alpine Helicopters :up: :up: :up:

[RDM]

Rotorhead.

 

check the pm's

[Rotorhead]

Roger Wilco, Pal

[highbladedown]

Great Lakes in the early 70's was a good company to work for

 

Kenting in the late 70's was a hoot

 

TCPL without the politics was okay

 

Remote was pretty good to me

 

Now I understand Mustang finally has weeded out the deadwood and is back to being a preferred company again.

 

Just my 2 cents.....

hbd

[jetbox]

I guess that depends on your definition of "deadwood"! Are you talkin management or field people?!

[highbladedown]

Yup Jetbox....management, one in particular.

[helidude]

I'm finding it interesting that there is little/no representation of the small operators out there.

 

Why doesn't Yellowhead qualify as a small operator? Small operators don't get as much exposure because of their size. Don't forget that the season isn't quite over yet for some of us "small operators". You might see more responses later in the season.